Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-13
THE OouRr REOoRn.
Superior Court Civil Side Judge
 AndraVvM.

Andrews
 The case of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartley vs. the city of Meriden trial in this court yesterday. The couple were driving along Cook street in the latter city last June when dog out and parked at their horse, causing him to shy. In so doing the carriage upset and MT. and Mrs. Hartley thrown out and seriously injured. They bring suit for S5 900 damages and their interests the case are looked after by Judge Lynde Harrison, Attor- ney Arthur B. Wright and Attorney James P. Platt of Meriden.
 City Court = Criminal Side Judge
 ThOmpsOR.
 George Armstrong; theft from Patrick Maloney, discharged; Thomas Burke, theft from Patrick Ma perior court under s1 eoo bond corneIius How ard, theft from Lillian Ward, months in jail $1OO fine and S7O6 costs, appealed to the January term theft from Edward s. Buddington, 30 days in jail, property of George Mitchell ST fine; same drunk, 30 days in jail and $6.24 costs Adolph Anson, S764 costs; Christian North, breach of the peace against Adolph Anson, discharged; John Johnson, same drunk $ and $fs64 costs; Maurice Grifin, drunk, $5; same, breach of the peace judgment Doody, $5 and S769 c0sts; George Bell refusing to sell to dairy commissioner imitation butter contn ued to December IA.
 Court Notes. In the bar library yesterday afternoon Judge Denling heard the arguments demurrer in the I case of Mrs. Elizabeth G. Jerome vs Coroner Eli Mix. Mrs Jerome holds the life interest in the estate of the late Hezekiah Gilbert, while Coroner
 Mix is the executor of the estate of Mrs Jane Gill bert the wife of Hezekiah, who died short time ago. Among Mrs. Gilbert's effects silverware which Mrs Gilbert claimed to have bought with her own money Mrs. Jerome, however, asserts that it belonged to the estate of Hezskiah Gilbert and has brought suit against Coroner Mix execu- tor to gath possession of it. The defendant filed demurrer which argued by Lawyer Hamilton | for Mrs. Jerome and Mayor ork for the execu- ! tors
 \ WOULDN'T SELL THE COMMISSIONER BUTTER, George Bell, who keeps restaurant State street had his continued in the City court yes terday he having been arrested for refusing sell Commissioner Tatem some butter. THE swEDEs WHO FOUGHT. \ Three Swedes were arrested Sunday, and two oi | fighting in front of the Swedish church on Hum phrey street. Their names were Adoph Anson | John Johnson. Christian North was dischar ged. STOLE JEwELRY. A young man named Cornelius Howard was fined Stealing some eweiry from Miss lillian Ward of Ii Gold street last week. He appealed under $40t bonds
 HE SAYS IT IS NOT A HISTORY. In the Court of Copmon Pleas yesterday Judge ! Studley heard the demurrer argued in the case o MunseIl & Co. vs. George A: Baldwin. This is the History of New Haven, sue subscriber, who re fuses to accept the book the ground that it is ' history or NeW Haven.
 | THIRTY DAYS. ' Daniel Rourke, who arrested by Detective Reilley in Merden Saturday, for stealing E. g. Bud dingtons overcoat, was fined ST and and gver I 30 days in jail yesterday.
 ! THE MUSEUM" ! Thomas Burke was before his honor yester | day for stealing $19 from Patrick Maloney, mar \ not used to this city's ways, on Saturday night | George Armstrong up for enticing Maloney in \ to the Oak street "Museum,' so that Burke coule ! steal the money. Officers Gerard and Woodruff ! arrested Burke, and Detective Reley arrested Arm I strong. Burke was bound over to the January | term of the Superior court while Armstrong wa \ discharged
 ! Burke is tramp and is graduate of Stat ' prison. He is known Gray Tom" Once h. | was about the city here begging with his arm don
 up in splints. Detective Reilly took off the splint \ and his arm proved to be all right. ! DECIDED AGAINST ROBERTS. | Yesterday Judge Andrews handed down his de \ csion in the case of Edward N. Pierce James
 Roberts, restraining the defendant from selling an ! of the land at Sachem's Head, used par kfor building purposes. Roberts induced numbe